live. always investigating. always on your side. newschannel 5's starts now. a newschannel 5's investigation. millions of dollars to battle blight? now may bring departments are wanting to change policies. a live look outside from our tower cam. look at those blue skies. it will be a gorgeous weekend. welcome to the saturday edition of good morning cleveland. it is labor day in addition, as well. we are starting football season. i'm nick foley. >> and i'm sarah phinney. beautiful day. meteorologist janessa webb joins us.

easy weekend. i will be just tracking sunshine for the next 3 to 4 days as the bubble of high pressure takes over. i will call this one a perfect 10 weekend across the area. no need to travel. do a staycation. we are not picking up any rush to -- moisture. high pressur from west to east. high pressure is dominating the area across the board. that will track its way in throughout the rest of the weekend. the trade-off is cooler morning lows. reports from wayne county upper 40s, low 50s. definitely cooler air. you can see from the contours map the darker blue shows cooler air.

canting upper 50s. daytime highs by the noon hour, low 70s. nice and dry but slightly cooler. thousands of condemned homes and buildings all across northeast ohio need to come down. by the millions of taxpayer dollars meant to do it being used properly. >> elimination is vulnerable to abuse and more needs to be done to stop potential corruption with contracts. 5 on your side investigator joe pack and act this has been going over this federal report. >> reporter: the thriving communities institute has set up 40 land banks across ohio. now this bombshell federal report from the special inspector saying millions of dollars to land banks are

contract steering when it comes to the millions awarded to contractors for the demolition of condemned homes. >> there was no oversight. i did appear before the county council and i said, someone needs to be looking into how these demolitions are occurring. >> reporter: community activist went over hundreds of demolition contracts awarded by the cuyahoga >> they did send us information and it was a red flag. >> reporter: she says a company was given thousands of demolition jobs even though it was behind some $40,000 in property taxes. land bank ceo bill whitney admits a mistake was made. >> we terminated the contract for months later and we haven't used them since. >> reporter: what does whitney think of the inspector general's report that says the

things better. i don't know if you can ever be in our business and not be susceptible to something. >> whitney says the cuyahoga land bank is using strict standards from the department of housing and urban development. >> however, the federal report says many more protections against fraud are needed statewide. cleveland police need your help tracking down this man. he is the suspect in a pickpoet the marathon gas station at lorain avenue. the suspect had a baby when police that he took $75 from the victim's pocket. when the victim realized what had happened, the suspect threatened him. take another really good book at the tv. cleveland police need your help finding three guys. surveillance footage is very clear. two armed men went into

everyone there on the ground. one video shows a suspect pointing a gun at patrons. if you recognize them, give second district police a call. we started after -- asking questions in a police chase. it ended with a huge crash. >> as a result of the cleveland has a strict and specific case policy. what happens when other departments chase suspects? policy now allow so-called interjurisdictional pursuits within cuyahoga county. cleveland city council safety committee chairperson ones that changed. especially since the city's own officers can't exceed 35 miles per hour . >> what they should have done was radioed cleveland dispatch and allowed them to hand

safety director is drafting a memorandum of understanding. cleveland what surrounding agencies to agree to stricter chase rules. activists coming together to clean up and build a new memorial in honor of the 11 women murdered. it has been nearly 7 years since bodies were discovered in and around the suspect's home. organizers should bring lawnmowers, molts and trees. cleanup begins in about an hour . thank you so much for spending part of your saturday morning with us.i'm nick foley. >> and i'm sarah phinney. coming up this morning, hermine is no longer a hurricane but it is doing a lot of damage along the east coast. plus, police using a digital doorway into your medicine cabinet with no warrant required.

temperatures back in the 70s. my 7 day forecast and when the

? dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard.

good morning. it is all about nick today. he tells me there is a big college football game. ohio state, 75 degrees. headed to columbus looking at

northeast ohio and even southern ohio with temperatures in the mid-70s. slightly cooler. pleasant and breathable air across the board. by the noon hour, 70s. daytime highs by 6 pm mid-70s. hide today akron in canton, upper 70s, near 80. football, you can do it all. police want to physically searched the medicine cabinet in your home and needed to have a search warrant. >> dozens of states including ohio are allowed law enforcement to tap into your electronics prescriptions without a warrant or probable cause. police in many states have been using databases tracking patient prescription drug records. they can look for people who are doctor shopping or trying to get multiple prescriptions

>> when that type of information can be rifled through by law enforcement with the power to prosecute, that is a very scary thing. >> many states are working to pass new legislation to prevent those kinds of searches but the dea are trying to get around you. the state investigation should not stop the federal government. news, you may want to lay off all of those antibacterial hand soaps. the fda is banning a dozen chemicals from those cleansers. there is no evidence they are safe for work any better than regular soap and water. they are focusing on two ingredients. triclosan and track low carbon can interfere with hormone levels. as we head to break, here

president obama arrives in china for the g 20 summit talking about climate change. just a few hours ago the leaders announced the formal participation to cut carbon emissions despite the collaboration some relations between the u.s. in china remains strained. u.s.

regional waterways. this will likely be obama's last trip to asia as president. moving to the philippines with our president is declaring a state of lawlessness after expected extremists this -- set up a bomb. the president calling it an act of terrorism. he is deployed troops to backup police and step up security. travelers are heading for the beach, so is one uninvited holiday visitor. that would be tropical storm hermine. hermine will spend the time swirling up the eastern seaboard. >> reporter: with wind gusts of 50 to 80 miles per hour, and torrential rain, tropical storm hermine has been reaching have vick through florida, georgia

hundreds of thousands are without power, houses wrecked and entire towns under water. debris everywhere. in carrabelle florida, both were tossed like toys on land. >> a lot of roads are out. >> reporter: holiday travelers with by >> do not even put your foot in the water. >> reporter: beaches along the eastern seaboard protected by sandbags residents hoping for protection from the worst-case scenario. flooding, major winds and power outages are all possible.

in the pacific, two war storms are creating problems. madeleine has been downgraded to a tropical storm. hurricane lester is still on the way. the storm is weakening but is expected to remain a hurricane as it passes the island saturday today and tomorrow. there is a surf warning. a lot of that tough weather country. we have gorgeous conditions. >> we have systems to our east and west and we continue to be very lucky. we have high pressure. that will make you happy. we do want to talk about that tropical depression on the east coast battering virginia.

, high surf. definitely not beach weather. if you have family along the east coast, make sure you are checking on them. the spin of the storm is starting to lose its force. the bulk of this moisture is sliding offshore. we are talking about costs to 40-50 miles per hour as it continues to track to the north. that moisture is making its way off. we will lose that moisre across the eastern seaboard. right now across northern ohio, my job is pretty easy this weekend. this is goodness across the board. 62 degrees for greater cleveland. that will be the trade-off. cooler air for your morning lows. upper 40s, lower 50s for wade county. the darker blue is the cooler

air will continue to warm up throughout the afternoon. by the noon hour, most spots in the lower 70s. you can lose the ac. this is nice, readable air across the board sticking around all weekend long. 5 live radar. double dose of high pressure sticking around pretty much until tuesday afternoon. making its way offshore. finally will give the east coast relief hopefully by tuesday. northern ohio, breakout the barbecue. daytime highs about 3-5 degrees below normal. 76 akron. canting, low 80s. tonight 57.

the afternoon. even though temperatures are not extremely high, make sure you have sunscreen handy. sunday through monday temperatures continue to heat up. summer doesn't want to give up. wednesday at lower 90s. definitely warmer air we track storms friday through saturday. back in their stride as they open up an interleague series with the marlins. plenty of action on the high school gridiron. details with hakem dermish. >> coco crisp, now officially

indians up 6. 7 and a third, no runs, 11 strikeouts. indians win 6-2. the 14 in a row. welcome to week 2. our game of the week a monster game. in akron. this game went down to the wire. saint edward with the football. he had three touchdowns last weekend and punches it in for 6. it is 7-0, eagles. it is picked off by melvin jackson.

hoban making a competitive. hoban lining up for the game- tying field goal. melvin does it again blocks the field goal. eagles recover in saint edward very good. 10-7 the final. hudson was that state semi finals. >> i love it. >> to sam right -- wright. he throws a bomb. 33 yard scoring strikes and hudson beat them 35-20. >> coaches very vocal on the

soon after they pull ahead with alex burkholder in the end zone for the score. they take a 14 point lead. bedford comes back to win 38, 46. garfield heights. graham coming up with the interception taking it down the 1 yard line. looking like it might be a touchdown but it wasn't. ready to finish off the drive. they go to the run game to do so. they take this one 34-0. >> they are buzzing. avon lake neighborhood sure men hosting avon.

same score second quarter. avon gets on the board. ryan molloy scrambles and pounds it in for a 6 run touchdown. north olmsted hosting made view -- made view. eagles takes that at the end zone but midview picks it up at north olmsted trying to get back in it. christopher jones with a 7 yard touchdown. eagles down 27-6.now midview with the dagger. dustin crom 2 yards out. midview wins 41-6. the theme was fourth-down conversion.

9 yard touchdown. 27-16, titans. quarterback drops it and throws it to him. does he get his foot down to secure the football? yes, it is. touchdown rangers. liquid down by 4. another 4 downplay. 41 yard line. but shinskie rolling out across the field to luis vega lake would 30. what a night that was. here is your inspiration for the day. an ohio team is living out the history of playing football. >> when he was two years old damon hodges has his feet amputated.

wanted to play football. he approached the coach at liberty high school about letting him play. the coach was hesitant at first . >> when i first was born, they told me i couldn't walk but now i am playing football. >> damon is now a lineman. he hopes his story will inspire others with disabilities to get involved. >> how do not get inspired watching that. blue angels preparing for their return to cleveland's. and something is rotten in the state of ohio. specifically in columbus. neighbors are complaining about the smell of rotting flesh. you are watching 'good morning cleveland'. as we head to break, here is a look at some of your odot

live. always investigating. always on your side. newschannel 5's starts now. we are giving you a look at the city skyline. blue skies ahead. take advantage of this whether. it will be a gorgeous weekend. welcome back to 'good morning cleveland'. i'm nick foley. >> and i'm sarah phinney. we have several developing

preparing to fly high above cleveland. first, a check on a beautiful forecast with meteorologist jenessa webb. >> blue skies across the board. waking up to cooler temperatures. that is the trade-off as we are seeing high pressure continuing to build. across-the-board we are looking at 50s for lake county. ashtabula, 51. greater akron, you are warming up upper 50s, lower 60s. i am calling this a perfect 10 weekend across northern ohio as we continue to deal with a lot of sunshine even as we head into monday. tuesday. we continue to be in that sweet zone as things continue to reverend up. daytime highs are back in the

temperatures. what you have planned this afternoon? nick tells me it is a vague college football tagged -- day. that game starts at noon. 75 degrees. but the preparation up burke lakefront airport were some of the fastest, loudest and most famous airplanes will launch. you are looking at the blue angels live. they are going up at 3 pm. the show lasts about 45 minutes. >> the show will also include performances from the navy's blue angels and the armies golden knights. the air force will be bringing a few special treats. they call it the heritage flight including planes from throughout their history.

demonstration of the f22 raptor. >> the whole thing is awesome. >> you have got three chances to see it. today, tomorrow and monday. f-lights start at 11 am today. oktoberfest is happening today. the celebration of all things german continues at the cuyahoga county it is the largest annual outdoor festival in northeast ohio. there will be lots of local and international breweries. you can try bratwurst, pretzels. open today from noon until midnight. new this morning, mobile leasing business is cleaning up after people broke in and

got into the yard of summers mobile home leasing by climbing over cargo containers. a fire extinguisher was also removed and used in several trailers were spray-painted. we need you to move on behalf of the working poor. >> a new approach in the fight for $15. the capital said no to increasing the city's minimum wage to $15 supporters are trying to get the issue on the november ballot. frank wily found out they are taking that plea to a higher power. >> reporter: you won't find a soul in some homes. not even hope. poverty evicted the notion. >> i was hungry and you gave me meat. >> reporter: many nights it

enough money to survive. >> i know anyone who would not vote for themselves to have the rays. >> reporter: he wants to minimum wage to climb to $15 per hour. last month city council said no so a divine petition. >> we need you to move on behalf of the working poor. >> reporter: pastors preaching against poverty. eugene ward says the message is touching hearts >> i think the root of the problem is in sensitivity. >> reporter: no one here police stained class can obscure the message because the problem is to visible. they do wonder if the folks pushing the word are invisible. >> when he cries, he will not be heard. >> reporter: so it is written. they say voters can write what he and his congregation considers wrong.

higher wage would force businesses to leave cleveland. attorney also says the city's cannot set their own minimum wage. students are trying to figure out exactly how they will finish their degree. round neck a college sent an email to students telling them the college is closing october 31. they were told they could transfer to the canton location but that is more than 20 miles away. >> it is not easy. i don't have i it is an hour away. >> the college says it is closing because the building lease isn't being renewed. brown mackie's parent company for gave billions of dollars in student loans to sell a nice action lawsuit. the college was accused of misleading students about graduation rates and transfer of credits. residence at one columbus

been able to spend time outside for over a week. across from this mobile home park was a warehouse destroyed by a fire two weeks ago. cleanup is underway but crews haven't got to the 70 semi trailers full of ham that were in cold storage. as you can imagine without electricity, those hams are starting to rot. the smell is beyond band. no one has been able to give will be removed. in cincinnati, classmates are spreading a message of love. a 15-year-old student at the school took his own life. a group of kids decided they didn't want to suffer another loss like that. they spent eight hours after school putting together messages of love and support. >> see the students walk in this morning made me so happy. when i would see people smiling,

about it with their friends. >> the school principal found out who pulled off the good deed and sent out an email recognizing the good teenagers. they say nothing can change what happened but perhaps this can change the path ahead. still to come. one of donald trump's biggest supporters created twitter firestorm overnight with his comment about immigration and a favorite food. and leon bibb takes us to a season of fresh wine and second chances. we are tracking sunny skies. we have a wonderful weather weekend. i will show you when the temperatures returned to

? dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard.

good morning. a lot going on across the board this holiday weekend. show, temperatures are on the cooler side. by the noon hour, okay and in the lower 70s with bright sunny skies. if you not headed to the air show, we have the county fair pure perfection. whatever outdoor activities you want to do today, we are dry, rain free and it gets even better for tomorrow. i always have to have a pic day

i will go with tomorrow afternoon as temperatures are slightly warmer. lower 80s. if you like food, you can send an email and a thank you any time. an ohio man is lucky to be alive. he owes it to the quick thinking of a nurse who happen to be in the right place at the right time. >> this did not take place in a hospital or doctor's office. it was in a gym. the two sarah heston is a nurse in west cincinnati and decided to do one more machine before ending her workout. that machine was located in the front of la fitness with jeff bernard happened to yell out as he suffered a heart attack. she rushed to his side and gave him cpr, but he had no pulse. she used in automatic defibrillator.

her knowledge of cpr, and the availability of the device at la fitness i wouldn't be here. >> amazing. you can imagine bernard and his wife now call her their guardian angel. if you see news happening, let us know by texting or emailing us or to meet us at

we are following breaking news. a powerful earthquake shaking much of the great plains. u.s. geological survey reports

it was centered northeast of oklahoma city. people in kansas, missouri and arkansas report feeling it. earthquakes seem to be more frequent in oklahoma since fracking became more common. so far, no reports of damage or injury. moving to politics. donald trump has garnered his share of backlash for some of his public comments. this time it is one of his biggest supporters causing the star. trump is trending on twitter for comments he made defending stricter immigration policies. marco gutierrez has served as an advisor to trump during the campaign. a post he made on youtube is getting attention. his comments were inspired by what he said or the needs of many outweighing the needs of a few. >> my coulter is a very

if you don't do something about it, you will have taco trucks every corner. >> as you can in margin it did not take long for a trending hashtag. jenessa joins us with these great weather >> enjoy it. this is very breathable air. this cool air is definitely tracking in. dew points are down. ladies, your hair will hold a curl. >> great news. >> great day to be at the air show. greater cleveland area has a lot of high pressure building. not a cloud in the sky.

even though the temperatures are in the 70s remember you can get burned. sunscreen is definitely required throughout the afternoon. i also want to take a look at the cool spot. wayne county, upper 40s, lower 50s. definitely cooler air tracking in for inland locations. take a look at the temperatures. north royalton, avon 60s. great day to be at cedar point to kelley's island already 71 degrees. new london, 57. making your way to madison. ashtabula, good morning. you are in the lower 60s. definitely cooler air tracking across the east. yesterday you were noticing that breeze. things are calming down and it should be

afternoon. ashland, 54. five live radar shows high pressure building throughout the weekend through tuesday. a lot of sunshine compared to the eastern seaboard. if you have family across raleigh durham, three virginia they continue to deal with copious amounts of moisture. it is starting to make its way offshore but sustained winds the track of the tropical depression continues to list across the north. a double dose of high pressure is allowing for pure goodness across northeast ohio. you can see that storm system making its way off. allowing for the eastern seaboard to get a break tuesday. be outside today.

that is still about 3 to 5 degrees below normal. definitely cooler air is tracking in. let's get behind the tribe tonight. 7:10 pm game time, light breeze. great this fall weather. crystal care conditions tonight. the overnight lows will be a trade-off for all of that sunshine. you will be waking up to cooler barbecue weather. get out there and enjoyed your labor day weekend. it will be a nice streak here. my heat fans, it returns by wednesday. we're back in the 90s. >> thanks, jenessa. with the dipping temperatures, we know autumn is

>> leon bibb goes to one vineyard to check on the harvest. this one is closer than you might think. >> reporter: it is near time. the grapes are approaching a fullness. they are robust soon ready to give. a vineyard on the north coast of ohio. the expectation is wine from these grapes will be good. you are in the workers who labor are people with patients -- patience, yes necessary. they are getting ready to savor the wine. not yet but soon. >> this is heartening off -- hardening off. >> reporter: good soil, favorable weather and prayers

warm sun. the pathway to good one expected begins on a trip through asphalt the streets of an old and historic neighborhood. two roads intersect in a traffic light blinks from red to green is our vineyard. this is a heart of clean lens hough neighborhood, e 66 street in hough avenue. this is vineyard and wine country. >> the grapes got too heavy and pulled it loose from the wire. growth in the vineyard of chateau hough. the wind yard is run by mansfield frazier when someone told him someone should do something with a big lot with weeds. with inspiration from the civic minded, reimagining cleveland group fraser put in money and planted some fines.

reuse land but most important, create jobs. >> reporter: 300 fines -- vines. reds and whites. fraser and his workers expect the grapes to yield, 700 bottles. vineyard consultant david poppa agrees. >> the famous grape from germany produces a very excellent wine. >> workers prune we need a. grapevines must sometimes be cut back to strengthen the fruit for the long run. the vineyard sits nicely in the hough neighborhood , which has slowly strengthened. 50 years ago there was riding here. hough has had to rebuild. across the street is a neighborhood store.

people. >> they said. they look. they take pictures. >> i don't have any fences. you create something beautiful and invite them in. >> years ago there was a tv one commercial with a spokesman said, we will sell no wind before it's time. time is important vineyard. a time to plant, grow, be patient and a time to harvest. mansfield frazier is a man who understands this concept of time in more ways than one. he was a counterfeit or of credit cards. so the judge sentenced him to present. years later, fraser is a book author, businessman and radio talkshow host. he celebrates life just as he also celebrates his greenhouse

a way of combating hunger in the world. he and the vineyard grow on this land. on this piece of the hough neighborhood, he hires former prisoners. helping them find their own new growth. he knows the pathway. >> we encourage people incarcerated to do this. don't just sit there. i took to prison and turned it into my university. >> prediction's call for a hearty harvest when the grapes are ready to give. human hands have work the soil and the vines. the cleveland neighborhood grows as does the vineyards of chateau hough. in the sun filled air, grapes mature slowly promising good

appropriately named vineyards of chateau hough. this is leon bibb in the heart of cleveland telling you this is wine country. >> there is a bio seller -- cellar. temperatures remain between 50 degrees and 55 degrees in those cellars

welcome back. jenessa joining us with one more look at the weather. one easy word: beautiful. >> beautiful forecast will continue for your labor day monday. temperatures climb throughout the weekend. by tuesday, 84. if you want some heat, it returns by wednesday afternoon. lower 90s. >> you have to savor the warm

huge obstacle. we share his emotional story. >>we are watching 'good morning cleveland'. homa i am here with tom scheinman. you will tell us everything we can find. this is a 40,000 square foot building with a lot of candy. we have a lot of the old-time favorites. if it is being manufactured,

we have all of that who we stuff. >> reporter: we are in the soda shop. this is somewhat new. it is so cool in here what is on the menu. >> one of the best sellers is our ice cream float. it is our own brand of root beer and vanilla ice cream. all of the ice cream are made on the premises. we that you can mix with your ice cream. there is 36 different flavors of ice cream. there is no soda fountain. you get a bottle of pure cane sugar soda. >> that is very unique. the bottles are so decorative. >> is a full menu with banana

malts. >> tell me about the golf. >> 36 holes, landscapes, benches, accord bond -- a koi pond. >> i love it. for more information visit the website or call millions of dollars here to battle blight. are they being used the right way? a police chase that started the suburbs and the

neighboring departments want to change policies. we begin with the live look at the airport as they began preparations for the huge airshow starting in a couple of hours. gorgeous day to do just that. welcome to the saturday edition of 'good morning cleveland'. i'm nick foley. >> and i'm sarah phinney. a lot of people heading down for that show. janessa webb has the forecast. we are off to a wonder cloud in the sky. nice clearing across lorraine. lake county, high pressure is nothing in. greater cleveland, nice green grass. we are off to a wonderful start for the first weekend of

lake county, 56. dover new philly, 64. lower 60s for richland into wayne county. i will call this a perfect 10 weekend as more high pressure builds, it will allow us to sit under dry days for another three or four days. tropical depression is spinning off across the eastern seaboard. that is the closest moisture to us. september son -- sun. nick tells me there is a big game happening. college football is returning. let's take a look at the temperatures in columbus in a moment. 77 by 4:00. thousands of condemned homes and buildings need to come down across northeast

used properly? >> a federal report says our system of light elimination is vulnerable to abuse. and more needs to be done to stop potential corruption with millions of demolition contracts. >> you have to watch these programs closely. >> reporter: the thriving communities institute has set up 40 land bank's. now this bombshell federal report from the special inspector saying millions in tax dollars to land bank's through the ohio housing finance agency are vulnerable to fraud, abuse including bid rigging and contract steering when it comes to the millions awarded to contractors for the demolition of condemned homes. >> there is no oversight. i did appear before the county council and i said, someone

these demolitions are occurring. >> reporter: community activist went over hundreds of contracts awarded by the cuyahoga land bank. >> they did send us the information. it was a red flag when we saw the name denmark. >> reporter: she says they were given thousands of demolition jobs even though it was behind some $40,000 in property taxes to cuyahoga county. cuyahoga land bank ceo bill whitney admitted the mistake was made. >> we terminated the contract because they did not be form. stroke >> reporter: what do they think of the inspector general report saying the system is honorable? >> it said they could be doing things better. i don't know if you can ever be in our business and not be susceptible to something. >> whitney says the cuyahoga land bank is already using strict standards from the department of housing when it comes to your tax dollars. >> federal report says many

cleveland police need your help tracking down this man in this video. he is the suspect in a pickpocketing case which happened wednesday at the marathon gas station. police say he had a baby in a stroller with him when a suspect took $75 . take another good look at the tv. cleveland police also need your help finding these three guys in this surveillance video. the video is very clear. two armed men went to frenchy's escape ordering everyone on the ground. a third guy was used for a lookout. one of the suspects pointed a gun at patrons and another behind the bar. if you recognize them, give second district police a call. we started asking

ending in a crash. >> as a result of the department of justice report last year, cleveland has a strict chase policy. what happens with other police departments chase suspects into the city? strongsville allow so-called interjurisdictional pursuits in cuyahoga county. safety commission ones that change. especially since the city's own officers can't exceed 35 miles per hour or leave city limits >> they should have radioed cleveland dispatch and allowed cleveland to handle it. >> councilman zone says the safety director is drafting a memorandum of understanding. cleveland want surrounding agencies to agree to stricter chase rules. cincinnati officials hope to soon have new tools to fight ohio's growing heroin problem. that city's mayor says the city is courting with governor john kasich to get more users into

overdose reducing drugs. thank you for spending part of your saturday morning with us.i'm nick foley. >> and i'm sarah phinney. coming up this morning, hermine is no longer a hurricane but still doing a lot of damage along the east coast. pl season is heating up. we have the highlights from the local teams next in your sports report. jenessa? the air show is in northeast ohio. it will be a wonderful day. 7-day forecast. i will show you when some clouds flow through and when

good morning. some breaking whether across oklahoma this morning. the largest earthquake in oklahoma, ever. 5.6 in magnitude in pawnee, oklahoma. not hearing reports of damage but we will keep you updated. closer to home, a lot of sunshine. you can see the daytime highs returned to the lower 70s by mid afternoon. that is about 3 to 5 degrees below normal.

president obama arrives in china for the g 20 summit talking about climate change with the country's president. they announced their formal participation in the terrorist agreement to cut carbon emissions. espy collaborations, some relations remain strained. the u.s. expressing concerns recently about china's assertiveness in regional waterways obama's last trip to asia as president. as millions of holiday travelers head to the beach, so is one undivided holiday visitor, tropical storm hermine. hermine will spend the labor day weekend swirling up the eastern seaboard. >> reporter: with wind gusts of 50 to 80 miles per hour, and torrential rain, tropical storm

through florida, georgia and the carolinas. >> [ shouting ] >> reporter: hundreds of thousands are without power. houses wrecked. debris everywhere. in carrabelle florida, votes were tossed like toys on land. >> a lot of docs gone. it was scary. 330 in the morning and i was praying. >> reporter: south carolina with by lashing rain. now the storm has more. >> do not put your foot in the water. once the riptide grabs you, you cannot get out. >> reporter: beaches along the eastern seaboard close in homes protected by sandbags. even outside of the direct path of the storm, flooding, major winds and patter outages are

safe. reporting from trusted, lenny zack -- lana zack. this is going to linger. we're seeing moisture tracking to the north going offshore. we're getting a bit of reprieve but it is the winds that are of a major concern. the brunt of the moisture waves are pretty high and beach erosion will be a major issue. let's take a look at the satellite and radar. the eye of that storm continues to track to the north. you can see virginia up to the jersey shore winds kicking up. these bands of moisture showing

pounding down across the eastern seaboard. make sure to check on your family and friends. across northern ohio, a lot of high pressure. keeping us happy across the labor day weekend providing sunshine across the board. the trade-off is cooler air moving in for wayne county. reports of upper 40s, lower 50s. right now downtown cleveland 66. good morning, avon kelley's island already in the lower 70s. ashtabula to lake county, 65. chardon to chagrin falls, upper 50s. cooler air in place. sheltered areas from ashland to richland county, upper 50s to lower 60s. 5 live radar not picking up any

stick around all the way to tuesday afternoon. you can see the movement into the north of the tropical storm making its way offshore. hopefully giving our friends to the east a bit of a break by next week. today temperatures on the cooler side. we are 3 to 5 degrees below normal. that is nice, pleasant air. 57 with crystal-clear conditions tonight. if you are headed into kill bug you deal with temperatures in the lower 80s. if you are looking for more heat, i am well-rounded here. i will allow you to see that warm air tracking back in for wednesday afternoon.

back in stride as they open a series with the marlins. plenty of action in the high school gridiron. became dermis and lauren brill have those details. >> reporter: coco crisp now officially an indian. here is the guy he will be replacing. every amonte not playing postseason because of the suspension. indians up 6-0. strikeouts. indians win 6-2 winning 4 in a row. welcome to week 2. alongside lauren brill, i'm hakem dermish. matching of defending state champ lashing in akron.

second quarter. saint edward with the football. three touchdowns last weekend. he punches it in for six. 7-0, eagles. it is picked off by melvin jackson. 7-0, saint edward at the half. fourth-quarter. it's a 3 point game. hope in making a competitive. hoping lineup for the game- tying field goal. melvin jackson. he does it again. comes up with a great play blocking the field goal. eagles recover in saint edward beating a very good hoban team. hudson was a state semi finalist last year. last night at strongsville. love the neon. >> love it.

hudson up 21-0. jackson parker quarterback. he throws a bomb. 33 yard scoring strike to wright. hudson beach strongsville 35-20. >> reporter: the coach was very vocal over at bedford. 7-0. they take it the way. soon after, nor do?a pulls ahead -- nordinia pulls ahead. they take a lead but bedford goes on to win 46-38. garfield heights host and interception takes it all the

it looks like it might be a touchdown, but it was in. they are ready to finesse off the drive. it is taking it the rest of the way as they take this one 34-0. >> reporter: they are buzzing with the rivalry game. head on over to avon lake neighborhood. carson toy on the qb, keep. same score. second quarter. ryan molloy scrambles. pounds it in. this will be all avon. 31-7. olmsted hosting midview. midview up 20-0.midview digs deep and kicks it off at the half. north olmsted trying to get back in it.

touchdown. eagles down 27-6. now, midview with the dagger. justin crom with the loop. midview wins, 41-6 . >> reporter: third-quarter. trevor brzezinski throws it. nine touchdown 27-16, titans. lakewood says, we can quarterback drops it. picks it up. throws it. did he get his foot down? what you think? what do you say? yes. touchdown. touchdown rangers. lakewood down by 4. another fourth-down play. 41 yard line. but shinskie rolling out. across the field to vega. touchdown titans.

what a night that was. speaking of football, and ohio teenager is living out his dream of playing high school football. >> this is our favorite story. david hodge had his feet amputated when he was 2. he has always wanted to play football. he approached the coach at first. damon was so determined he found a way to make it happen. >> when i first was born, they told me i wouldn't be able to walk. now i'm playing football. they told me i couldn't a lot of things but i'm doing everything they told me i couldn't do. >> proving them wrong. i love you. he hopes his story will inspire others with disabilities to get involved. still ahead, it's almost time to meet the pet of the

it's our favorite time. the pet of the weekend. we have this spunky guy. troy. >> that is a good word for him. troy is a six month old spaniel mix. he probably has a little

he is a little skinny. he is a good puppy, very affectionate. >> you say a puppy? >> he is only six months old. >> look at that color. beautiful. >> beautiful, soft, snugly. he is affectionate with kids, people, other dogs. he is learning his commands. is a fun-loving dog. he will be big. you have to have some room. a fenced in yard will be great. >> he likes those bacon pieces . >> these are peter butter

southpark mall. we will be there today looking for homes for him and some other animals. we will be there from 11 am to 3 pm. we rescued papillion's -- papillions and we will have them there. >> he needs more peanut butter treats. >> he needs a nice, consistent diet of good, quality food. he will be a great family pet. >> helix football, nick. >> let him chase the football all day.

angels are preparing for their return to cleveland. we have a preview of the air show, just ahead. neighbors are complaining about the smell of rotting flesh . find out where it is coming from, next. you are watching 'good

always on your side. it is just about 930 9:30 am. we start this with a look at berkeley from airport -- burke lakefront airport. i'm nick foley. >> and i'm sarah phinney. we have several developing stories including some of the best pilots preparing to fly high above cleveland. we first a check on a beautiful forecast with meteorologist jenessa webb. >> good morning, everyone. perfection across northern ohio. you are in the sweet zone across the area. don't leave northeast ohio for your extended weekend. we are talking about a lot of sunshine across the board. the trade-off is a cooler start for your morning lows. we had

we are starting to warm up. good morning, greater cleveland. 66 with a slight raise. ashtabula, 60. dover new philly, 64. some of that warmer air is starting to make its way in. i will call it the perfect 10 weekend. high pressure is moving in meaning it will bring a good i always have my pick day of the weekend which goes to tomorrow. temperatures return to the lower 80s. definitely will be sunscreen handy. the gates open at burke lakefront airport for the cleveland national air show. a live look outside. some of the fastest, loudest and most famous airplanes in the world. this will launch in a few hours

air show. the show will include performances from the navy's blue angels, the army's golden knights and the air force will breathe -- be bringing a few heritage planes like the pa 51 mustang, f 51 lightning. and the first a demonstration of the f-22 raptor. >> the show, watching it, the noise, awesome. >> it is pretty awesome. you have three chances to see it. today, tomorrow and monday. the f-lights start about an hour and half from now. also happening today, oktoberfest. a celebration of all things german at the cuyahoga county fairgrounds. the four-day celebration is the largest annual outdoor celebration. you will be able to sample lots of local and

they will have some german delicacies like bratwurst. it is open today from noon until midnight. a lirio mobile leasing businesses cleaning up after people broke in and busted about 70 trailer windows. police say the suspect got in by climbing over cargo containers. a fire extinguishers was also removed and found on the sides of several trailers. if you have information, give elyria police say a call. we need you to move on behalf of the working poor. >> a new approach in the fight for $15. city council said no to increasing the city's minimum wage. now, supporters are trying to get the issue on the november ballot. as frank wiley found out, they

>> reporter: you will find a soul in some homes not even hope. poverty evicted the notion. >> i was hungry and you gave me meat. >> reporter: many nights it goes farther than the minimum wage of hl attend. some did to finding empty pockets. >> people are not making enough money to survive. >> i don't know anyone who wi >> reporter: he wants to meadows place to climb to $15. cleveland voters may decide in november but city council said no. now, a divine petition. >> we need you to move on behalf of the working poor. >> reporter: pastors preaching against poverty. bishop says the messages touching hearts. >> i think the root of the problem is in sensitivity. >> reporter: no one here

problem is too visible but someone wonder if the folks pushing the word are invisible. >> he closes his ear to the cry of the poor. and he cries, he will not be heard. >> reporter: they tell him voters can write what he and his congregation considers wrong. >> city leaders believe the higher wage would force businesses to leave cleveland. attorney general also said students that one local college or trying to figure out how they will finish their degrees. brown mackie college in akron sent an email today -- excuse me, yesterday telling them the colleges closing october 31. they were told they could transfer to the location 20 miles away. >> it is an hour from my house. i don't have my own car.

closing because the lease is not being renewed. education management company for gave millions of dollars of student loans to settle a class- action lawsuit. the college was accused of misleading students about graduation rates and transfer of credits. residency one columbus neighborhood are complaining of a smell so bad they haven't been able to spend any time outside for over a week. across in this mobile home park is a warehouse destro but they have not been able to get to the trailers that were full of ham in cold storage. without electricity, those hams are starting to rot. you can imagine how bad that smell is. in cincinnati, they are spreading a message of love. just days ago in 15-year-old

a group of kids who knew him well decided they didn't want to suffer another loss. they spent eight hours after school putting together messages of love and support to surprise fellow students. >> seeing the students this morning made me so happy. i would see people smiling. >> the teens didn't tell anyone what they were doing. and sent an email recognizing them. they say nothing can change what happened but maybe a piece of paper can change the path ahead. >> nice story after a tragedy. still to come. one of donald trump's biggest supporters creates a twitter firestorm overnight. and leon bibb takes us to a place where the change of

temperatures in the 70s. i will show you when

good morning, everyone. from start to finish, you will love your saturday afternoon and evening. even your full weather weekend, we're looking at a lot of

degrees cooler than normal. nick tells me it is college football time. if you're headed to columbus for the start of that game against bowling green, 75 degrees with a lot of sunshine. if you are headed to geauga county fair, it is pure perfection. daytime highs about 76 four geauga county. >> the forecast was made nick. ohio man is lucky to be alive this morning. he owes it to the quick thinking of a nurse who happen to be in the right place at the right time. >> this didn't take place in a hospital or doctor's office. instead, it was in a gym. sarah is a nurse and decided to do one more machine before finishing her work there. that machine was located near

bernard yelled out as he suffered a heart attack. she rushed to his side, gave him cpr but he had no pulse. she used an automated external defibrillator and shocked him. he came to in the ambulance. >> if it weren't for sarah and her knowledge of cpr and the availability of an aed at la fitness, i wouldn't be here >> pretty incredible. as you can imagine, they call her their guardian angel and the three are no longer strangers. if you see news happening please let us know. text or email us. you can send that to tips5@newsnet5.com or tweet us

welcome back. we are moving to politics. donald trump guarded his chair back glass with some public comments during his campaign. this time it is one of his biggest supporters caused a stir. >> the founders of latinos for trump trending on twitter for comments he made defending stricter immigration policies. marco gutierrez has also imposed as a supporter. his comments on youtube has

many outweigh the needs of a few. >> my culture is a very dominant culture. it is imposing a causing problems. if you don't do something about it, you will have taco trucks on every corner. >> as you can imagine it didn't take long for solon -- acosoneverycorner to st trending. eva longoria says, what's wrong with a taco truck on every corner. at the weather . we have a great day. >> you will love this forecast. we are in store for beautiful conditions. it doesn't get much better. people are off on monday. we just love that. this is my favorite shop of the mourning. do know why? a lot of food. people are going to the burke

lots of activity going on. we are having a debate in the studio. sarah and nick think it is a pool day. >> definitely a pool day. >> i think it is kind of cool. we are in the lower 50s. this is breathable air. water temperatures are in the 70s. lots of sunshi board. still a nice summer day across ohio. even though temperatures are cooler. medina, good morning. 66. over new philly, 62. warm air pumping in by the noon hour with most of us in the lower 70s. dew points in the lower 50s across the board. this is nice, breathable air.

probably had the ac cranking this week. we can finally get a reprieve. 5 live radar is not picking up any moisture and that will be your theme over the weekend. the trade off is overnight lows. look at this. clear tonight. by the overnight our, 65. tomorrow when you join us on 57. daytime high, 76. 325 degrees cooler than normal. whatever you have planned, be outside and soak this up. if you need heat, i have the weather story favorable for everybody. we have cool air throughout the weekend and spicing things up

hello, 90s in september. wednesday and thursday we will track a few storms friday and saturday. we know autumn is not too far away. with the changing season comes the time to harvest grapes. >> if his latest serious, leon bibb goes to a venue to check on a harvest. this one is closer than you might think. >> reporter: the grapes are approaching the fullness. they are robust. soon ready to give. a vineyard on the north coast of ohio. it has been a good season. the expectation is wine from these grapes will be good. you are in the venue where workers who labor here are people of patience.

the wine,.today, not yet but soon. >> this was green. it is turning brown. harvest is coming. >> reporter: vineyards are lands were good soil, favorable weather and prayers may be to a good yield of the great. this a vineyard grows under a warm sun. the pathway of good one begins to a trip to asphaltic streets of an old and historic neighborhood. two roads intersect in a traffic light blks to green is the vineyard. this is a heart of cleveland's hough neighborhood. east 66 street and hough avenue. yes, friend, this is a vineyard in one country. >> the grapes got too heavy and pulled it from the wire. >> reporter: you are among the growth in vineyards of chateau hough. it's winemaker is mansfield

cleveland city hall, someone ought to do with a big forgotten field of weeds which sat useless. city hall told him to borrow the land and do what you can. with inspiration from a civic minded, reimagining cleveland he put in some money and planted some vines. >> create something green, reuse land but most importantly, create jobs. >> reporter: 300 vines . the vineyard is that a few minutes from cleveland's downtown. this year, as last year, they expect the grapes to yield 700 bottles. vineyard consulted, david poppa, agrees. >> this is a famous grape of alice asked in germany and produces an excellent wine. >> reporter: workers prune where needed. grape vines must sometimes be cut back to strengthen the

hough neighborhood which has fully strengthen itself. 50 years ago there was rioting here. hough has had to rebuild. across the street from the growing grapevine is a neighborhood store. the store owner views the vineyard as a symbol. inspiring area residents. >> they respect the vineyard. they sit, low, no one bothers. they take pictures. >> i don't have never fence yourself off from neighbors. >> reporter: years ago there was a tv one commercial with a spokesman said, we will sell no one before it's time. time is important in any vineyard. a time to plant, time to grow, the time to be patient and a time to harvest. mansfield frazier is a man who understand this concept of time in more

credit cards. the judge sentenced him to prison. years later he is a book author, businessman and radio talkshow host. he celebrates life just as he also celebrates his green house where experimental crops might be a way of combating hunger in the world. he and the vineyard grow on the same piece of land. on this piece of the hough neighborhood he hires former prisoners. >> we encourage people incarceration to not just sit there. time is doing you if you don't improve your mind. i turned the prison into my university. >> reporter: the soil is good. predictions call for a party harvest -- hardy harvest.

grows as does the vineyards of chateau hough. neighborhood and vineyard both are patiently working. grapes mature slowly promising good wine from a my ohio, and your ohio. appropriately named vineyards of chateau hough. this is leon bibb in the heart of cleveland telling you this is wine country. >> additional plans at the hough vineyard includes a biocellar. >> temperatures remain between 50 and 55 degrees in those

it is a perfect day to get outside. we have the geauga county fair and the air show.

76 degrees. tomorrow 79. we will have an official pool day wednesday and thursday. if you see sarah at the pool, tell her to go inside. you can watch tons of football. thank you so much for joining us. we have scarlet saturday

i'm i'm sara carnes . scott says he can help you look up to 13 years younger and it only takes five minutes. >> study show you can look up to 13 years longer i have a birthday coming up. i wouldn't mind subtracting from those years. >> what is the secret? >> power swabs. clinically proven to reduce your teeth by two shades. first, rub it on your teeth for two minutes. we lift the stains. at the same time, we hydrate

other products is because they dehydrate your enamel. we hydrate the enamel. we then go up to the gum line. on average, two shades lighter. >> only seven days. how long does it last? >> results last up to six months. it will also work on your's -- your >> that is great. >> power swabs will take away the stains. >> i love that it takes way sensitivity. you have a special? >> your viewers can call the 800 number will go to the website.

get one free. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. ja base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." sue: oh, my goodness, there's a whole herd of them. jack: today, we're checking out 6 species that turn heads everywhere they go. why? look at this. this is the funniest thing, sue. look at them. because of the outstanding appendages growing from their heads. look at that nose. from unique snouts that demand respect-- boy, he's powerful, that little thing. he moves the jeep. to horns and antlers that are over the top. golly day, that thing is tall. and later, my blooper of the week.